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Finding Your Unique Creative Voice

byShefali RajAvailable online and at studio in Vile Parle WestStarts from600 per sessionView full gallery

Art is not a race for perfection; it is a journey of self-discovery. Since 1988, I have guided thousands of students to find joy, therapy, and a quiet space to simply be themselves.

In this video, I talk about the many reasons why art is important for adults, from reducing stress to boosting creativity.

As an art teacher, I often get asked for tips for parents. Here, I share some simple ways to encourage and motivate your children's creativity at home.

Why is art important for children? In this video, I explain how it helps develop focus, improve coordination, express emotions, and most importantly, gives them 'me time'.

In an interview with a young student, I discuss the changing role of an artist in our society and the many career paths available today.

A student asks me about my biggest art influencers. I share my love for the great masters like Van Gogh and Monet and how their work inspires my own.

Art gives us the ability to express ourselves and our unique emotions, thoughts, and experiences. It's a way to cultivate self-expression and boost cognitive skills.

A little Monday motivation for all the amazing young artists out there, encouraging them to embark on an artistic adventure and explore art as a subject.

Being creative is not a hobby, it is a way of life. I started teaching in 1988, and I truly believe everyone has a creative side waiting to be discovered.

People often ask what and how I teach. In this video, I explain my belief that everyone has a creative side, and my goal is to provide a supportive environment to bring it out.

Are you afraid of doing art? Don't be. My pro tip is to just pick up the brush and paint your heart out. Everything you make is a piece of art.

About My Teaching Philosophy

I don't teach to create perfect artists; I teach to help you feel at home with your own creativity. In my studio, we don't worry about 'right' or 'wrong' lines. Whether you are picking up a charcoal pencil for the first time or returning to painting after years, my focus is on helping you find a rhythm that feels authentic to you, not on meeting an industry standard.

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